My Painting Website

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  1. skylark

    skylark Apprentice Gardener

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    I have a BA in Fine Art Painting & a MA in Fine Art - I'm a professional, practicing artist - go take a look, tell me what you think! :)

    http://www.ejclark.co.uk
     
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  2. Paladin

    Paladin Gardening...A work of Heart

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    Emy,I really do like the shades of red/orange with blue. It is a great combination of colour and you have made your pictures dramatic and yet calming, for me anyway. :)
     
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    Excellent, all good but in particular I loved orange openings in eight and the cow imposed on the landscape in nine.
     
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    very nice.
    very nice indeed.
     
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    very nice Emy, lovely vibrant colours
     
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    Skylark, a very dramatic use of color. Good use of the sand for a textured look.
    They would fit in nicely in some of the Key West Galleries. :thumb:
     
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    Hi Emily I do admire your work ,If only i could relate to it
    the Paintings The colours are vibrant and quite eye catching but with the greatest respect they are not for me,Its probably me I tend to see Life in Black and white:thumb::)
     
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